Huge difference paying for furniture in cash $30-50k up front vs financing it over 30 yearsMy cash on cash ROI goals require me to outlay as little up front cash as possible and buying furnished homes facilitates achieving that high ROI

Set up properly and maintained correctly, they should not allow for liability to pass through to yourself or your other entities, as long as funds are not commingled, seperate accounts are maintained, proper legal forms are filed, and loans are not personally guaranteed or cross collaterized. 

We'd get a CONH and all of the tenants are long term tenants. 

I only turned off Instant booking during Covid.It been back on for a long time.My Vrbo account manager also said be sure to offer a 10% discount on week or longer stays to help boost your search position. 

I am hoping to find distressed properties that I can buy with all cash for BRRRR and am also open to any sort of partnership.

I would like to buy a duplex and try an airbnb and if that did not work would like to long term rent the property.  

The metrics for long term growth that made investors turn to Columbus still hold true and most of the job creation projects, like intels micro chip factory https://time.com/6140476/intel-building-factory-ohio/ haven't even been completed yet. 

My thoughts:Damage Protection:Goods: The total cash paid by the guest at the time of the booking is less.

I am a Real Property Appraiser 2 at my county tax office I am a long time listener of the podcast.

A 2-4 unit is going to cash flow much better after you depart, which will help you qualify for properties in the future.